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Old Version- Helical rain/radiation shield for weather sensors

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This is a small weather shield I created for an outdoor temperature/RH/barometric pressure sensor.

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Update: An improved design can be found here: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/33136-helical-rainradiation-shield-for-weather-sensors-w

This model is also on Thingiverse, and has continued to get downloaded almost as frequently as the new version, so I figured I'd include it here in case there is some reason I have overlooked. 

This is a small weather shield I created for an outdoor temperature/RH/barometric pressure sensor. (I used a BME280 sensor).
It is designed to be printed without supports.
While it's not a remix, I was inspired to design it after printing this design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:804356
which is made in multiple parts and glued together. I wanted to accomplish the same functionality, but make it possible to print in one piece, upside down of course.

Here's a time lapse video of the print: https://youtu.be/uCcbRY0LS3w

The part has a mounting flange added, but standoffs should be used if it is to be affixed to a wall, to keep it thermally isolated.

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Update: An improved design can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4125453

This is a small weather shield I created for an outdoor temperature/RH/barometric pressure sensor. (I used a BME280 sensor).
It is designed to be printed without supports.
While it's not a remix, I was inspired to design it after printing this design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:804356
which is made in multiple parts and glued together. I wanted to accomplish the same functionality, but make it possible to print in one piece, upside down of course.

Here's a time lapse video of the print: https://youtu.be/uCcbRY0LS3w

The part has a mounting flange added, but standoffs should be used if it is to be affixed to a wall, to keep it thermally isolated.

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